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What Do Exotic Programming Languages and Single-origin Coffee Beans Have in Common? | by Jorge Díaz | Jun, 2021 | Medium
I wanted to combine two of the things I love: playing around with different programming languages and brewing my own coffee.
Secure Microservices in Ways That Developers Like – The New Stack
The number of services cloud providers have begun to offer over the past couple of years has exploded, potentially exposing an exponentially larger number of microservices to vulnerabilities that support these services across multiple cloud and on-premises environments. In this, The New Stack Makers podcast, TJ (Tsion) Gonen, head of cloud security for security provider…
In God We Trust, All Others Bring Data – The New Stack
Data’s value continues to increase as organizations look to leverage its value by extracting insights for business efficiencies and competitive advantage. Along with the increase in data value, data-oriented regulations continue to proliferate with greater complexity making availability and reliability of data critical. Data management has been a core component to achieving insights for data-driven…
Introducing ARVOS: Vulnerability Management Done Right | elastisys
Today, Elastisys and Debricked announced the joint project ARVOS - using AI and eBPF to turn 53 vulnerabilities into 2 action points.
Use Ruckstack to Simplify Your Development Environment – The New Stack
Normally, Ruckstack is used to package and connect your services, databases, etc. into a single installable for on-site customers. But, that same packaging logic can also be used to collect up everything you need for your development environment installations. Ask yourself this: What does it take for a new developer to start working on a…
System design from one level up | Kislay Verma
Before you design a system, understand the environment the system will live in. Because it is systems all the way up!
SQL CREATE TABLE Statement
Well organized and easy to understand Web building tutorials with lots of examples of how to use HTML, CSS, JavaScript, SQL, Python, PHP, Bootstrap, Java, XML and more.
You Can Have Billionaires or You Can Have Democracy
The billionaire class isn’t just a group of people who happen to be superrich. It’s a dynastic oligarchy with a single overriding objective: controlling the government to protect its inherited wealth.
Interoperability in Cloud Native Continuous Delivery
On Wednesday, June 23, 2021, Education Ecosystem’s CEO Michael Garbade joined Continuous Delivery leaders, industry icons, practitioners, and open source developers for a two-day virtual experience, to improve the world’s capacity to deliver software with...
Help Your Future Self: Bare Necessities for All Log Lines - Wrble
Wrble log management is the fastest and cheapest way to monitor your server logs.
Hand Labeling Considered Harmful – O’Reilly
Labeling training data is the one step in the data pipeline that has resisted automation. It’s time to change that.
Code reviews
A Digital Transformation Journey in the Banking Sector – The New Stack
The banking sector is continually adopting modern approaches and API-led integration to optimize operations, add value and provide enhanced customer experiences. However, these approaches should be carefully evaluated to avoid risk and ensure security. With the pandemic and a number of new regulations, such as open banking, pushing the need for online/digitized services even further,…
How much does a mistake cost? | Seth's Blog
Errors are preventable. But preventing errors requires an investment. Before committing to an error-free production environment, it’s worth calculating the cost. A typo on this blog is relati…
The Ephemeral Nature Of Tech - The Mad Ned Memo
Can a tech company create a truly lasting legacy? Often, not ways they expect.
Opinion-driven design - stitcher.io
Some of my personal thoughts on how we design open source projects
Every so often I remember Mitterrand’s horrific last meal (Interconnected)
Posted on Wednesday 23 Jun 2021. 472 words, 3 links. By Matt Webb.
The Framework Trap
SREs Say AIOps Doesn't Live Up to the Hype - DevOps.com
Do promised AIOps benefits actually translate to the real world? According to a recent survey of nearly 300 SREs, not so much.
View statistics about your code with Tokei | Opensource.com
Recently, GitHub added a small indicator that shows details about projects, including what programming languages a project uses. Before this, it was hard for new contributors to know this type of information about the projects they were interested in.
Two problems | Ned Batchelder
Once upon a time, Jamie Zawinski said,
App Store Predecessors: Many Early Attempts at Digital Distribution
Assessing the landscape of the app store concept in the years before it became an idea “originated” by Apple. The prior art is strong with this one.
Using AI to Build Better Processors: Google Was Just the Start, Says Synopsys
➤ Enterprise IoT Platform with Free Plan | Kaa
🐍Kaa is an enterprise IoT platform for device management, data collection, analytics and visualization, remote control, software updates and more
URLs: It's complicated...
Let's play silly games with URLs...
Nautilus Exif, PDF And Audio Metadata Tag Columns Extension For Ubuntu - Linux Uprising Blog
Nautilus Columns is a Nautilus file manager Python extension that adds metadata tags in the Nautilus list view, for audio (mp3, flac and wav), image and PDF files.
Listen to DEVO cover Nine Inch Nails' "Head Like a Hole" | Boing Boing
I consider myself a strong-rooted spudboy and yet somehow I missed DEVO’s fantastic 1996 cover of Nine Inch Nails’ electronic industrial anthem “Head Like a Hole.” Of course…
Overcoming Bias : Report UFOs as Physical Likelihood Ratios
Video Editing and Screen Recording Software | ScreenFlow
Video editing and screen recording software that lets you create high-quality software or iPhone demos, professional video tutorials, in-depth video training, and presentations. Download and try for free.